
Put and Call Option Agreement Lawyers in NSW
Secure your property deal with expert legal advice on put and call option agreements. Fixed-fee services from experienced NSW property lawyers.
What’s included
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Review and drafting of put and call option agreements
Advice on tax and stamp duty implications
Guidance on timing and triggers for exercising options
Risk assessment and contract negotiation support
Liaison with accountants or financial advisors (if needed)
Execution and settlement assistance
🔄 How It Works
Initial Consultation: We start by understanding your goals and the structure of the property transaction.
Agreement Review or Drafting: Our property lawyers review your existing agreement or draft a custom one to suit your needs.
Legal Advice: We explain the legal and financial implications in plain English so you know exactly what you’re signing.
Negotiation Support: We help you negotiate terms with the other party, protecting your interests.
Execution: Once agreed, we assist with execution and ensure compliance with legal requirements.
Settlement or Option Trigger: We guide you through exercising the option and completing the transaction when the time comes.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It's a legal arrangement giving one party the right to buy (call option) and the other party the right to sell (put option) a property within specified timeframes.
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They can offer tax planning benefits, flexibility in timing, and a way to secure a property without an immediate sale.
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Yes, if not properly structured, they can lead to unintended tax liabilities or disputes. Legal advice is essential.
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These agreements are legally binding once executed. Exiting them can involve penalties or legal consequences.
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Yes, but the timing and structure of the agreement can affect when and how much stamp duty is payable. We provide tailored advice.